Sentences with phrase «much more cash flow»

Most likely yes and much more cash flow.

Soon you will be surprised at how much more cash flow your practice has.

Once this is achieved, there will be so much more cash flow a month that we can max out our 401k and start to ramp up our taxable account again!

These guys are smarter than I am, and I'm smart enough to know that Amazon is a great business, but I can't get comfortable with paying 100 times free cash flow for the opportunity to own what might turn out to be much more cash flow later.

I'm guessing if you can cover your expenses now from your pension, when your RRSP withdrawals are forced to begin at 72, you'll just have that much more cash flow.

Once this is achieved, there will be so much more cash flow a month that we can max out our 401k and start to ramp up our taxable account again!

Not exact matches

As well, the poll showed that those with children ages four to 10 were much more likely to borrow money from friends and family (39 per cent) than couples with older children (28 per cent), likely showing they feel they need a larger cash flow or savings to feel comfortable at that stage in life.

It costs much more to get a new client than it does to increase the cash flow from an existing client.

«Bank lending is much more cash - flow and balance - sheet lending and factoring is more collateralized lending,» Tananbaum says.

The answer is that business owners need to pay as much - if not more - attention to their cash flow statement as they do their P&L.

But if you can build your business on cash flow and revenue, it gives you so much more freedom to run your company without outside interests potentially competing with your vision.

Comparing how much free cash flow a company can generate from each dollar of sales may give investors a clue to which company is more efficient.

Winterberg says advisors have to offer an equivalent robo - advisor service but also make clear that they do much more than just «turnkey asset management and stock selection... This week of all weeks they should be saying that to clients, how they create financial plans and go beyond just investments but talk about cash flow, taxes, estate plans and college planning.

So I'd assert that showing the plan getting to cash flow positive is much more important than showing the plan getting to an exit.

Even if N has better products now, they will have a hard time keeping that edge as their lack of cash flows prevents them from investing as much as their more profitable competitors in product development.

In the next few years, free cash flow will be $ 3 to $ 6 a share, depending on how much more business they get.

If you fail to pay and default on your loan, your business could end up crippled from much more than just the lack of cash flow.

Cash flow is much more important than appreciation,» said Clothier.

The rising interest - rate environment appears likely to increase how much performance varies among equities, as valuations are adjusted to reflect more accurately the differences in companies» growth outlooks, cash flows and balance sheets.

Put another way, when we examine the market as a whole, revenues are much more reliable «sufficient statistics» of long - term, deliverable cash flows than current or forward operating earnings are.

The amount can be worked into the school's budget much more easily than an irregularly occurring lump sum, allowing better control over current and future cash flow.

From cash flow to increasing sales to SEO to website design to cover and interior book design to blurbs to publisher catalogs to distribution of paper books to stores to production to learning how to write more to audio to overseas sales to contracts to bundles to... So much more.

The impact on cash flow will be immediate and certain, and it's a much easier thing to do than to try to sell more books.

If you are able to look at your credit card like it is just a charge card; that is, a cash card that has to be paid in full each month, it can be a much more effective way to manage your cash flow.

Although it can be more expensive, you will be able to spread the payment in such a way that will not affect your cash flow too much.

The other positive is that Tom and Mary recognize that using capital gains and return of capital to cover cash flow needs is usually much more tax beneficial than trying to boost income by having higher investment yields.

The complexities of investing involve cyclical risk, macro and micro economic factors, understanding financial statements and their notes, cash flow forecasting - discounting, market timing, and a host of other details Wikipedia is much more helpful at detailing.

Much as we like the flexibility of dividends, our cash flow is more than sufficient, and can handle a higher payout.

Many more options abound beyond the portfolio loan, which should not effect your cash flow too much if you're using leverage (this of course depends on how drastically your interest rates are changing though).

I invest in both, but I prefer stock investing because I have more tools to reduce the potential of losses, I don't have to tie up as much money for long periods of time to make a profit, I can achieve rising cash flow through dividend growth stocks and covered call writing (a low risk option strategy), I can use leverage through margin or options to accelerate my returns, and I don't have to deal with tenants, insurance and building inspectors, and tradesmen.

I think lost dollars are usually much more difficult to replace in investing than they are in business, partially because businesses usually produce recurring cash flow.

I continue to see more and more opportunities to divert my free cash flow elsewhere, however, so we'll see how much I invest over the next month or so.

, outright frauds, etc. — any stock really (take Quindell (QPP: LN) for example & its... er, missing cash flows), where I've no bloody idea if the stock's actually worth zero or a whole lot more, no matter how much research I do.

Since REI is so much more unpredictable, a lot of investors recommend using conservative math when running numbers... You have to be extra careful in buying right to ensure the property cash flows.

NPV is pervasive in value analysis and is used much more broadly than merely measuring Discounted Cash Flows (DCF).

Plus I'm frustrated to see much of the company's operating cash generation being absorbed by working capital — LTM operating free cash flow margin's a mere 0.2 %, although the 2012 - 13 average of 1.6 % is probably more representative.

Because rent increases may be fixed for long contract periods, the cash flow from REITs is much more like a bond investment.

I'll say it again since you clearly love cash flow: Years 1 - 15 you cash flow a little less... years 16 - 30 you cash flow much much more.

If I can't make the more expensive property cash flow at the beginning, it doesn't matter how much more it will appreciate, because by then the alligator would have eaten me alive.

The Ca properties will likely make more over the short term and even perhaps over the long term, but their price volatility is much higher than the Midwest properties and the annual cash flow much more modest based either FMV or historical cost.

-- Even in poor cash flow areas the mortgage should not be much more than the associated rent.

Yes you don't make as much in cash flow but you also didn't have to put but 1 / 5th of the money in, so the math works out that you make more with leveraging.

Re: cash flow, the reality comes down to many factors, but it's certainly possible to cash flow on Vacation Rentals as much or more than LTRs - IMO, if a VR is bought as an investment and it doesn't cash flow significantly better than a LTR, it's a poor investment.

I would encourage you to do much research on each state in regards to laws, pricing, cash flow, availability, professionals available to work with, vacancies and much more before deciding to invest in such markets.

When you've completed this course, you'll be able to comfortably «talk the talk» with your investor clients about such items as: cash flow, NOI, depreciation, rate of return, income tax savings and much more.

With the industry's best - in - class financial reporting platform working for you, you'll be able to view the metrics that matter most to you and your business, including cash flow, budgeting, expense trends, and much more.

Take a wrong turn towards «Too Much Risk» Highway — This happens when you get seduced by the positive cash flow and you want more NOW.

Prescott Capital invests on behalf of high - net - worth individuals who emphasize cash flow as much as, or more than, price appreciation, says Susan Stupin, a managing director at Prescott Capital.

Granted, once that one is paid down you have a much larger cash flow which can also be used to save up faster to acquire more properties as well.

Obviously OKC will have a much lower price point and is more of a cash flow market with lower appreciation.